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Tea garden industry drives income growth

Tea garden industry drives income growth

n recent years, Medog County in Linzhi, Xizang, has followed a path of ecological conservation and green development. By developing terraced tea gardens suited to the mountainous terrain, the county integrates tea cultivation, eco-tourism,

Qinghai developing sustainable agriculture industries

Qinghai developing sustainable agriculture industries

Qinghai province is developing eco-friendly agriculture and husbandry industries, turning its ecological resources into industrial strengths and helping herders raise incomes through sectors such as yak breeding, dairy production and meat processing.

China's coal-fired power generation dips below 50% for first time

China's coal-fired power generation dips below 50% for first time

Coal-fired power accounted for less than 50 percent of China's total electricity generation in the first half of the year for the first time on record, signaling an accelerating transition toward green and low-carbon energy, official data showed on Thursday.

Volunteers spearhead plateau conservation

Volunteers spearhead plateau conservation

On a cold spring day earlier this year in Zhidoi county, Qinghai province, the Tongtian River remained partly frozen. At an altitude of more than 4,500 meters, the sky was a deep blue and the wind cut across the open plateau.

'Photovoltaic sheep' a winning model in Qinghai

'Photovoltaic sheep' a winning model in Qinghai

Sheep grazing beneath photovoltaic panels is helping solar farms reduce mowing costs, restore vegetation and provide herders with better forage — a model locals call "photovoltaic sheep".

Highway drives Metog's economic engine

Highway drives Metog's economic engine

When Kelsang Dekyi traveled out of Metog county in the Xizang autonomous region via a highway tunnel through the Galongla Mountain for the first time, she did not just see light at the end of the tunnel, but a brighter future for her people.

Mother and sons dedicated to protection of red deer

Mother and sons dedicated to protection of red deer

In Riwoche county, Qamdo, southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, dawn breaks over the Nadengtong Pasture. A long, familiar call echoes across the grassland. In the morning mist, Rinchen Tsephel cups his hands around his mouth. From deep within the woods,

Labubu gets a Tibetan makeover in Lhasa

Labubu gets a Tibetan makeover in Lhasa

Traditional Tibetan costumes tailored for Labubu dolls are drawing visitors to Lhasa, Xizang autonomous region, where the wildly popular collectible is blending pop culture with ethnic craftsmanship in one of the city's latest travel trends.

Tibetan antelopes cross the Senlong Zangbo River with calves

Tibetan antelopes cross the Senlong Zangbo River with calves

The Senlong Zangbo River is located deep within the core zone of the Qiangtang National Nature Reserve in Nyima County, Nagqu City, northern Xizang. Every July, Tibetan antelope calves follow their mothers on a migration of over 100 kilometers back to their habitat

Highway drives Metog's economic engine

Highway drives Metog's economic engine

When Kelsang Dekyi traveled out of Metog county in the Xizang autonomous region via a highway tunnel through the Galongla Mountain for the first time, she did not just see light at the end of the tunnel, but a brighter future for her people.

Green painting depicts a new picture of the Three Rivers Source

Green painting depicts a new picture of the Three Rivers Source

Respecting nature, conforming to nature, and protecting nature are not just slogans in Qinghai, but concrete actions. In recent years, the public's awareness of ecological protection and wildlife conservation has been increasing, and the population of wild animals has significantly rebounded.

Advanced tech boosts wildlife conservation

Advanced tech boosts wildlife conservation

Advanced technologies, ranging from infrared cameras and drones to remote sensing and genetic analysis, are providing stronger scientific support for wildlife conservation and national park management in Sanjiangyuan, Qinghai province, according to researchers.

Tibetan antelope population exceeds 200,000 in Nyima County area of Changtang National Nature Reserve

Tibetan antelope population exceeds 200,000 in Nyima County area of Changtang National Nature Reserve

Over the past five years, biodiversity conservation efforts in China’s Xizang have yielded outstanding results, with steadily recovering populations of rare and endangered species. In the Nyima County area of the Changtang National Nature Reserve, the Tibetan antelope population has surpassed 200,000, while signs of rare species such as snow leopards have been observed increasingly often.

Protectors pass torch to future generations

Protectors pass torch to future generations

Two newly trained young protectors have officially taken over fulltime guardianship of the ancient Piyang and Donggar Grottoes in the Xizang autonomous region's Ngari prefecture, following the retirement of two veteran guardians who protected the site for over three decades.

The Guardian of the red deer Jangchub Drolma

The Guardian of the red deer Jangchub Drolma

Jangchub Drolma has been guarding the deer in the mountains for most of her life, and under her guidance, her family and surrounding villagers have also joined the team to protect wildlife.